The first thought hearing about “The Jinx – Part Two” was, what could they possibly do for an encore – reanimate the late Robert Durst and have him confess on a hot mic again? After a few episodes, though, this nine-years-later continuation again proves quite compelling, thanks not only to the late Durst’s idiosyncrasies but the “Star Wars” cantina of odd characters that surrounded him. Director Andrew Jarecki establishes that he sees this as an extension of what came before by numbering the six... Read this story
